Sentence examples for historical sampling from inspiring English sources

Susan J. Pennington's FEAST YOUR EYES: The Unexpected Beauty of Vegetable Gardens University of Californiaa in association with Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, cloth, $60; paper, $29.95) is a delightful miscellany of aesthetic offshoots from the kitchen garden, a historical sampling of how vegetable gardens have been represented.

Through a historical sampling of monsters, these essays argue that our fascination for the monstrous testifies to our continued desire to explore difference and prohibition.

And if this selective historical sampling were not enough, there is an enormous body of secondary literature devoted to Augustine ranging across disciplinary boundaries and across divisions within the philosophical community itself.

Neutrality tests suggested significant demographic changes in the wolf population at the end of the historical sampling period (Table  1).

Without corresponding historical sampling from Russia, we are unable to confirm if similar demographic and genetic changes have occurred in the source areas as well.

Most historical sampling methods did not utilize inhibitors or store samples on dry ice, as is currently recommended (NIOSH, 2003; OSHA, 2010).

Second, a historical sample rather than a historical population is found to be applicable in population mean estimation.

This is particularly important in practice, where there is no integrated historical population information but good historical samples.

Mr Young considers only the latter, but factors in incumbency and augments the small historical sample by drawing on elections elsewhere in the world.

Fig. 7 Transmission electron microscope images of the historical samples.

Fig. 6 Historical samples on fibre-based papers.